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Thailand’s parliament debates constitutional changes to create a new charter via public input and referendums.
Thailand’s parliament is debating amendments to Section 156 of the 2017 constitution to enable a new constitution through a participatory process, driven by public demand and concerns over democratic legitimacy.
Multiple party drafts propose establishing a Constituent Assembly via joint parliamentary sessions, with at least two referendums to ensure legitimacy.
While some lawmakers, like Prit and Dr. Cholanat, advocate for public input and transparency, others, including Mr. Jurin Laksanawisit, oppose changing foundational chapters, citing stability risks.
Senators like Nantana Nantawaropas warn against misleading language and call for genuine public participation, stressing the need for honest referendums.
The process aims to create a constitution reflecting the people’s will, with proposed timelines for a referendum alongside the next general election.
El parlamento de Tailandia está debatiendo cambios constitucionales para crear una nueva carta a través de la opinión pública y referendos.